Commentary

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  David Crossley

  We already own the ROW

  President, Houston Tomorrow, May 17, 10.

  We already own the right of way that connects our homes and jobs

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  Dr. Joseph Romm

  Clean energy leads the way

  Editor of Climate Progress and a Senior Fellow at the American Progress, May 17, 10.

  Surely the US can reduce CO2 emissions a little more than 7% in 10 years.

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  Andrew Burleson

  Free-market parking

  Urban designer and real estate consultant, May 13, 10.

  Let property owners decide parking requirements.

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  Christopher B. Leinberger

  Could developers fund transit?

  Urban land use strategist and Developer, May 12, 10.

  Private funding can help build transit for walkable neighborhoods

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  Roger K. Lewis

  Walking should be encouraged

  Practicing architect and a professor emeritus of architecture at the University of Maryland., May 10, 10.

  If walking is pleasurable, Americans will gladly walk more than a quarter-mile.

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  Aaron M. Renn

  Sustainability & low incomes

  Urban analyst, Urbanophile blogger, Apr 29, 10.

  To achieve sustainability, we must help low-income groups

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  Jarrett Walker

  Should transit be slow?

  Transit consultant & Human Transit blogger, Apr 28, 10.

  Should transit be fast or slow?

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  Neal Peirce

  Supermarket: community center?

  Washington Post Writer's Group, Apr 23, 10.

  Building walkable neighborhoods around supermarkets

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  Kaid Benfield

  NIMBY into YIMBY

  Director, NRDC Smart Growth Program, Apr 22, 10.

  Earth Day at 40: NIMBY becoming YIMBY

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  Aaron M. Renn

  Context-sensitive density

  Urban analyst, Urbanophile blogger, Apr 21, 10.

  Cities need context-sensitive density

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